International Affairs

For the third day running, deadly fighting between Thailand and Cambodia highlights how unresolved global disputes threaten regional stability—and American interests abroad.

The US Embassy in Mexico City warns its citizens of potential unrest and security risks during a third anti-gentrification protest targeting the American diplomatic mission, highlighting risks posed by escalating urban conflicts linked to globalist economic pressures.

President Noboa’s decisive government trimming and workforce reductions aim to restore fiscal discipline, but opposition cries ‘betrayal’—is Ecuador ready for real reform or trapped in political theatrics?

More than 2,200 Argentine military and security personnel resigned in early 2025 due to wages below the poverty line, exposing a dangerous national security collapse. What lessons must America learn as global instability grows?

On the fourth anniversary of President Kais Saied’s authoritarian takeover, Tunisians risk everything protesting a regime that crushes opposition and civil liberties—an urgent reminder for America to uphold freedom abroad and guard against similar overreach at home.

Amid a worsening humanitarian crisis in Gaza, hundreds of aid trucks remain stalled at Israel’s border, exposing inefficiencies and security challenges that endanger relief efforts—and innocent lives. This investigation reveals the complex realities behind the headlines.

One year after the U.S. arrest of cartel kingpin ‘El Mayo’ Zambada, Mexico vows to pacify Sinaloa—but internal cartel wars have left over 1,500 dead while government efforts reveal alarming gaps and questionable cooperation with U.S. agencies.

As southern China grapples with a rapid chikungunya outbreak, overlooked global health threats loom closer to American borders amid lax international oversight.

As Venezuela prepares for municipal elections, a divided opposition struggles to challenge entrenched chavismo power in key cities—highlighting the ongoing crisis of democracy under Maduro’s regime.

Georges Abdallah, convicted for complicity in the murders of American and Israeli diplomats, returns to Lebanon after four decades in French prisons—raising serious questions about justice, security, and the global fight against terrorism.